3. The Dance of Disorder
Annika Larsson - Danse Macabre (2020) Research, Direction, Cinematography, Montage, Sound and Production: Annika Larsson / Additonal Camera, Sound, & Productions Assistants: Paul Niedermayer, Michel Wagenplatz / Research assistant: Isabel Gatzke / With: Liv Fontaine, Sue-Gives-a-Fuck, Margret Thatcher Queen of Soho, Samir Kennedy, Taylor & Vincent, Haus of Anxiety a.o // Annika Larsson, Dance Macabre prologue // DANSE MACABRE, at Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof 2022 // Danse Macabre, at Index Foundation, 2022 //
Events:
Non-knowledge, Laughter and The Moving Image presents: The Dance of Disorder, Online Symposium, 27-28 Nov 2020
As part of the artistic research project Non-knowledge, Laughter and the Moving Image the online symposium THE DANCE OF DISORDER invites you to live online screenings, talks and discussions that explore the Moving image's and the body’s potential to overturn our habitual course and change the order of things. During these two days bodies, images and sounds speak through unstable and unforeseen movements and encounters to explore ways in which we communicate beyond instrumental language, subjectivity and reason, and to experience what moving images and bodies can do and how they can teach us about the limits of our thinking. The project is led by Annika Larsson and founded by the Swedish Research Council and done in collaboration with The Royal Institute of Arts in Stockholm and the HFBK-Hochschule für Bildende Künste Hamburg.
with Black Audio Film Collective (Screening: The Handsworth Songs), Oona Doherty (Screening/Discussion: Hope Hunt and the Ascension into Lazarus), Liv Fontaine (Performance), Kelina Gotman (Lecture: The Feeling of Plague), Barbara Hammer (Screening: I Was/I Am), Caspar Heinemann (Reading: The Devil), Annika Larsson (Screening/Discussion: Danse Macabre), Yulia Lokshina & Angela Stiegler (Screening/Discussion: Subjective Hill), Dana Michel and Tracy Maurice (Installation/Screening/Conversation: Lay them all down), Semiconductor (Screening: 20Hz), Jasmine Schädler (Lecture Performance: The Possessed Gaze), John Smith (Screening: Twice) as well as conversations between Kelina Gotman, Oona Doherty, Liv Fontaine, Casper Heinemann, Yulia Lokshina, Jasmine Schädler, Annika Larsson, Paul Niedermayer, Michel Wagenschütz and Isabel Gatzke a.o. Moderated by Olympia Bukkakis. Design by Leon Lothschütz.
Non-knowledge, Laughter and The Moving Image presents: The Dance of Disorder, Online Symposium, 27-28 Nov 2020
As part of the artistic research project Non-knowledge, Laughter and the Moving Image the online symposium THE DANCE OF DISORDER invites you to live online screenings, talks and discussions that explore the Moving image's and the body’s potential to overturn our habitual course and change the order of things. During these two days bodies, images and sounds speak through unstable and unforeseen movements and encounters to explore ways in which we, organisms, bodies, technologies and environments communicate beyond instrumental language, subjectivity and reason, and to experience what moving images and bodies can do and how they can teach us about the limits of our thinking. The project is led by Annika Larsson and founded by the Swedish Research Council and done in collaboration with The Royal Institute of Arts in Stockholm and the HFBK-Hochschule für Bildende Künste Hamburg. The symposium is organised by Annika Larsson & Isabel Gatzke.
with Black Audio Film Collective (Screening: The Handsworth Songs), Oona Doherty (Screening/Discussion: Hope Hunt and the Ascension into Lazarus), Liv Fontaine (Performance), Kelina Gotman (Lecture: The Feeling of Plague), Barbara Hammer (Screening: I Was/I Am), Caspar Heinemann (Reading: The Devil), Annika Larsson (Screening/Discussion: Danse Macabre), Yulia Lokshina & Angela Stiegler (Screening/Discussion: Subjective Hill), Dana Michel and Tracy Maurice (Installation/Screening/Conversation: Lay them all down), Semiconductor (Screening: 20Hz), Jasmine Schädler (Lecture Performance: The Possessed Gaze), John Smith (Screening: Twice) as well as conversations between Kelina Gotman, Oona Doherty, Liv Fontaine, Casper Heinemann, Yulia Lokshina, Jasmine Schädler, Annika Larsson, Paul Niedermayer, Michel Wagenschütz and Isabel Gatzke a.o. Moderated by Olympia Bukkakis. Design by Leon Lothschütz.
